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The unveiled East

by: McKenzie, Frederick Arthur

Publication date: 1907

Topics: Eastern question (Far East), Yellow peril

Publisher: New York, E. P. Dutton and company

Collection: majorityworldcollection; Princeton; americana

Contributor: Princeton Theological Seminary Library

Language: English

Item Size: 432.2M

The purpose of new Japan.--The fight for the Pacific.--How Japan came to Korea.--The passing of empire.--The dream of the Marquis Ito.--Manchuria after the war.--Japanese immigrants and Chinese robbers.--From Port Arthur to Harbin.--Japan's commercial campaign.--Monopoly at work.--The Japanese cotton trade.--The open door.--The problem of the emigrant.--New China.--Viceroy Yuan: reformer.--The new Chinese army.--The old order passeth.--The new woman.--A fight for national existence.--China and foreign trade.--The great missionary question.--Japan and Christianity.--England's opportunity.--Appendix: The Korean case against Japan